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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-12
Last Nights Storm.
DAMAGE TO TREES BY WIND AND DESTRUCTION OF

DAMAGE TO TREES BY WIND AND DESTRUCTION OF
The storm Of last evening was one of the sever
est of the season. Within an hour 133 inches Of
water fell The sewers could not carry the water
streets were for time like rivers. The strong
wind that blew did considerable damage to the
trees In the city. Another effect of the storm is
told in the following letter to The STAR:
1.-THE severe storm OF wind and rain last evening
caused the death OF great numbers OF English
sparrows in the Smithsonian Park. / counted
thirteen drowned birds along the asphaltum walk
OF the wooden annex, east OF the National Museum,
the dead birds are TO be counted by the score"
The birds destroyed by the storm in the parks
numbered thousands. The victims OF the storm
seemed 10 be the spring crop of sparrowS just new
on the wing. This was their first storm and It
was too violent for them.
FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.
During the storm flash of lightning entered an
old barn, the line of the 18th street extension
north OF the city. A number OF horses and mules
belonging TO Mr.. Jno. Lyons the contractor, and a
group OF labOrerS, who had sought shelter from
the storm, were in the barn at the time. One
horse was killed outright, mule was blinded and
all the men were thrown down. Some straw
caught fire. but the flames were quickly extin-
g,IiShed- The building was not injured. One OF
the men In the barn said the flash came in through
the open door and passed out OF the window. In
Its passage out II left ScOrched mark on the WIN
dow sill and burned package Of tea near by.
The lightning struck the house OF Mr.. Drury, No.
11o2 street northeast, yesterday afternoon,
knocking the chimney over and frightening the
Inmates. About O'Clock the lightning struck the
chimney OF house 1920 10th street. completely de-
moraliZ1ng 1t and cracking the ceilings.
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The New REGULATIONS.

CASES OF VIOLATION OF THEM IN THE POLICE COURT
TO-DAY.
James Castinet and Andrew Zuriga were fined
s. each to-day by Judge Harper in the Police
Court for violation of section Of article 10 OF the
new police regulations, by standing with push
carts at the southwest corner OF 7th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. This is the same kind of
case as those tried yesterday, when thirty -one
nuckSters were placed under their personal bonds.
These are the first convictions under this section
OF the regulations.
ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE STREET.
John B. Lord tied his horse yesterday to an
awning pole on the east side of 18th street and
went into the Citizens National Bank. When he
was accosted by an ofrcer and asked to take his
vehicle across the street, he refused to do so and
was arrested. This morning in the Police Court
Judge Harper imposed fine of S. This is the
first case of the kind. Walter Claudy was fined Is
for driving on the wrong side OF 18th street.
PROHIBITED BANNER.
The Catholic Union, OF West Washington ad-
vertises, or advertised, excursion to Bay Ridge
on the 18th inst, by means Of a banner across
High street. This Is violation of one OF the
building regulations and the case came into the
Police Court this morning: The judge took the
matter under consideration. The banner 1t ap-
pears, was blown down by the storm last evening.
THE GROWING ROOSTER IN COURT AT LAST.
Margaret MalOney is the first victim OF TIE new
regulations governing the voice of fowls In the
city. She lives on Capitol HILL and her next-doOr
neighbor, Mrs. Bronson. appeared this morning in
the Police Court to complain OF the nuisance of
complainant said, diSturbs her peace. There are,
she testified, eight or ten grown chickens In Mrs
MalOney'S yard that make the wee sma' hours one
concourSe OF hideOuS sounds. Margaret said that
hers were weil-behaved fowls and that her rooster
never raises his voice, Judge Barton, who ap-
peared for the defendant asked for the leniency OF
the court. as the chickens would be killed. Judge
Harper said that II this were done he would SuS-
pend the sentence OF 3 fine.
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Yesterday afternoon a slight fire took place at
the SchuetZen Park 7th street road, caused by
sparks from an engine at the new reservoir. Only
an old wagon shed was destroyed.
Yesterday, ThOS. Keenan,. a n1ne-year-old boy
was attacked and bitten by vicious dog The
boys right arm was badly lacerated. The dog
was killed by citizen.
The meteor gazerS were disappointed again last
night the clouds prevented the display IL there
was display from being seen.
Those who leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
time, at the rate OF 30 cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. sB The
requisite amount OF money must in each
company the order
Recorder Trotteri WILL previous to his return to
this city, inspect the land record Offices of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and other places with the
view OF obtaining points for the improvement OF
his office should he find any superior methods In
use.
Mr.. r i. Geare, precentor Of the Incarnation
Church Choir has resigned his position.
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CITY ITEMS.

Saturdays Special Sale
August l3fh-Spectal Bargains
The Fair Sl2 9TH st. NV.
HOusekeepers' Emporium Goldschmid's Old Stand
Complete dinner SETS decorated, worth $500, fol
&1a9S.
Bicycle Lanterns colorS for CSC.
English decorated chamber sets for S2.50
Large kitchen salt boxes for 12c
Handsome tea sets, SO pieces, for sara
Smyrna rugs at great reduction.
Large chamber pals, footed, for 20c.
Decorated tin toilet sets for CSC.
Handy folding chairs for 69c.
BrOoms-2-String broomS for &C.
Demonstrating brooms for 15c
Hammered Picnic mugs for &c,
Two packages OF toilet paper for 15c.
Patent rotary egg heater for &C.
Glass call bell and butter dish for 25c
Colored glass bread trays for l9c,
See the bargains In our baskets
Pretty, neat, tasty goods In every department
Baby carriages cheap Trunks cheap.
The Fair, S12 7th st. n.w
Frankie Co., prOprieJOrS
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. - YOU WILL.
W never know what il is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell 1t because of the small profit it affords
Still we have found after several years Of constant
experiment in keeping it regularly in stock, that
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the our sales of ii having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely oyercomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced 10y others.
VIZ; That of offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods day. and frequently twice
day, and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
hvered To the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS CO,
4SS 9Th ST., bet. ID and T. Jy6
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Judge Harper.
To-day, Joseph Marshall, loud and bOisterous;
81. Edward Robbins, drunk and disOrderly; s..
Thos. Mullen, profanity; s.. Lizzie Bird, drunk
and disorderly; -; sentence suspended. Mary
Christian, profanity; s.; sentence suspended; as
sault s.. John w. Phillips violation OF building
regulations; So John Harris, disorderly conduct;
personal bonds in continuance. Maggie Banks,
disordery conduct in the county; s..
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Boston Graves Invaded.
wORKMEN PITCHING THE SKELETONS INTO THE PHI
Lie STREETS

Lie STREETS.
A Boston special to the Philadelphia Press, Au-
gust TO- says: horrible Dissertation OF the graves
Of the dead Is going On in the heart OF Boston
Burial vaults have been ruthlessly broken open
skeletons OF blue-blOod BOstonians have been
dragged forth by rude hands and skulls and other
parts have been sold TO the careless passer-by
The place where this is being done is on BoylStOn
street, directly opposite The Boston Public Library
something like week ago the Edison Electric
Company began TO dig a trench along BOylston
street from Charles to fremont for the pur-
pose OF laying their wires. AS the work.
men assembled the hill they encountered the
tops OF the graves and vaults, which extend
from the battle-ground on the common under
the Mall and into BOylstOn street. These graves
were made OF brick, and as they came quite near
TO the surface they 1nterfered with the work, but
did not hinder Its progress. PickaXe and shovel
were put 10 work, the roofs OF the graves were
broken In and their contents thrown out on the
side OF the street with earth, Grick, and stones
Scattered all along the side OF the trench may be
seen leg, thigh, and arm bones. Some OF these
bones have been hung upon the fence on the Com
mon, where they are the subjects OF ScurriiOus
Jests and are pointed out by the conductors of
hOrse-cars TO the passengers. A workman named
DOlan sold one or the skulls for fifty cents this
morning to a young man, who said he was Har.
ward medical student. Another skull was carried
on In triumph by hOrse-car conductor. The
others have disappeared, but one OF the wOrkmen
promised to sell the next one found to a reporter
The name OF the foreman In charge OF the work Is
Samuel COnnOrS.
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The Light Infantry's Encampmenf.

MUURE-PkUGKAM
DEPARTURE OF THE CORPS, ETC.
Maj. Moore, commanding the Washington Light
Infantry Corps, has issued general order giving
details to be followed in the departure for the
nual encampment at Atlantic City. The bait alton
viii assemble at the armory at $50 o'clock Satur-
day evening, the Goth inst, in fatigue uniform
with shakOS. The battalion Will march direct to
the Baltimore and Potomac depot. from which the
special train viii move at 9:45 pm. Capt. b. X.
Ross, OF company Il, Will act officer OF the day.
and Will be relieved upon arrival at camp by Capt
JnO. 5. Miller, OF company ID. The officer OF the
guard will be First Lieut.. c. III. Ourand, OF COM
pany c. In concluding the order the major says:
cit Is urged that an effort be made 10 carry on this
occasion the full strength OF the battalion. IL is
due TO the standing OF the corps and the citizens
OF Atlantic City. whose kind attention made our
visit 10 that hospitable place so pleasant year
ago. that this should be DONE and that strict dis
cipline should be maintained in every detail OF
duty
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LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING NEw--Two OF the
nneSt built business platform wagons in WASH
for w. W. McCuloch New place OF business, I4th
and W SIS. NV
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LIGHTNING STRUCK MY RODs the roof OF Dr.
McMurdy's and Mr.. VIM French's house in last
evenings storm and was carried of safely.
j. III. kUEHIING, 12l2 Pa. ave.
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gains will be sold for tomorrow only at s. W.
Augensteins, S17, SlS, and S21 18th st. NV: Extra
quality 4-str1ng Brooms, 23c.; Tea-kettIes, Gle |;
zinc I'm Wasn6oards, 49,; White English China Din:
Chamber Sets, 81 70. worth 81; 2 large Refrigera-
tors, 1927 each. regular price SIS; Wooden Water
0ucket par Olelne Soap, and Scrub brush 2lc. :;
Japanned Foot-tubs, 46c.; balance Of our stock Of
Baby Carriages below manufacturers prices: as
Sheets Shelf Paper, &c
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RAILROADS.
pIEpMoNT AIR LINZ, .

II Schedule in elect June ssh 1857
c 10 M-fast lean Mail Dslis Cor wsrrratoa.
hrtwecn Alexandria and i.ynchiarT Hue RE-,
sirinss hnesheny SPRINGS. fristo. kuoN,ille Raris
s srs, nMSStsSmery and New Orleans INmaa
ll.a4 A. Mast Mail Daily foI Marreuton ,a,,-
iotteSNille OoriDnsyllle stations thes Ohio Route
lNnchhurs, hocky Mount. psnyic aud stations a.
tween ynchlung and Danvilie. Gr,asnshsro. Raleigh
Shsrottes Atlanta, Birmingham. Nonts. fuer,. Nv
aork To Atlanta IN connection With Pullman Sl.eIa-s
Atlantis 20 New Orleans. and Mann Bpudair sleep,rs
trains Washington ~ AtGauta Docs not connect fpr
[. Aal = iGn'e 6oini- sunday r. 81
strasburg and inte-rle.isata Sta,ions. also With
thruus coach 10 Marlenton Faaoucr " hito sui
lhur SIrlilss CONNECTS al kiyerion With :. \ Il. 4
$50 7. M-Mestern Express Daily FOR warrNutoa.
Gordonsvie. CharlCtiesviiie ITVisvile t'n-t,.r,,i
and Summer resorts on 49,, re, if - Clos ~,
Route Pullman Sleepcrs and solid Trains Nashirv-
ton V l%nsNiie a,se for II nehn, Bristol. Chatta
noogA Msinptiis, tile hoCk and al Southwestern
POINTS Through Pullman Slc,pcrs Washington -
Mtl \ llh !, N NJ .hasSe
nanNlhe Raleigh, Asheyllle, Charlotte, Columbia
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY. New ORLEANS
20 MONTGOMERY, connecting With Pullman Parlor cans
MONTGOMERY % New Orleans Pullman Sleerers NASH
sleeper, Warrington 20 Greenhrier White Sulphur
sgrlngs daily except sunday.
~ Daily: arrive Round Hiii. I 1 a. A NJ and 10 p
80 p NJ Daily encert suns:sy arriving wasbins,t
8 80 A. NJ. and 3 80 T. VI.
vile and Lynchburg. arrive IN washiugtons 10 A NJ
and s23 NJ VIA; last Tenn Bristol an Lynch.
burg nj 1885 A NJ aud 3 40 u wa. Chcs anl
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at % 40 Z. NJ stra,-
burg Local at y a. A NJ
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
avenue. and at Passenger station Penn, Vai,s.
ks,lroad 9th aud streets O., Jas 81 l TAlLoR.
-.,-,,,o,r .~,r x,,,,y,
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"A Few Specimen bargains
From Hahn'S Great Mark-DOWn. SIG 9TH street and

,,- rev specimen bargains
FROM Hams Great Mark Down. SIG 9TH street and
1922 Pa. ave.
Genus Genuine Hand-Sewed Shoes now S295.
tents 81. 75 Solid Low Shoes. now S1.15.
Gents ~ Button. Laced, and Congress, $1.48
LadieS 81 Hand Turned Button, $2.9S.
La9ies 81 French Kid, Low Shoes, S2.35.
La6ies $50 Dongola Low Shoes 81. so.
LADIES' 81 Patent Leather Oxfords, s123
LADIES' 81 .3o Patent Tip Oxfords, csc.
Ladles' 4Oc. Lasting House Slippers, 23c.
Misses and Children's 81 .25 Low Shoes SIC.
Misses and Children's 81 Low Shoes, CSC.
Misses and Children's roc LOW Shoes, ACC.
INFANTS, SOC. Slippers, 23c.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT Discount on hOrse-ny
nets horse sheets and lap spreads robes to close
out summer stock at TOphams, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
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Wants a Pointer ON Garbage Law.

10 the EdltOr OF 1HE EVENING STAR:
IL the3COmmiSSiOnerS neglect to take away the
garbage from my place would 1t be violation Of
law TO dump 1t into the street? The garbage man
has not been in the vicinity Of 9Th and @ streets
northwest for over two weeks, and the people are
pining for change OF Odor, or must vdcate their
places TO prevent sickness. ANrI-GARBAGE,
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trunks and harness properly repaired at
reasonable prices. TOPHAMS MANDATORY,
1871 Penna ave. n. W.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in y 10. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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UWINDLING DOWN-WnlIe our summer stock Is
rapidly dwindltng dOwE, by reason OF the great
CrOWdS attracted TO our stores by the eXtraOrdf-
nary bargains we offer in Reliable Summer Foot
wear, there still enough bargains left inter-
est YOU our Fall Stock i already arriving,
consequently these goods must go. The low prices
we name are absurdly low. VIM. Hahn & Co.. SIG
Ith st. and 1872 Pa. ave. For few specimen
bargains read City Items.
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Cooler Saturday Night.
WARN WEATHER TOMORROW, WITH A PROBABILITY


The heavy rains last night did not have the ex-
pected effect of lowering to-day'S temperature.
This mornings reading of the Thermometer
showed the mercury at 75 degrees, a rise of de-
greeS over yesterday morning. The weather
prophet predicts that local rains are apt to occur,
with continued high temperature. tomorrow. fol-
lowed Saturday night by slightly cooler weather.
winds shifting TO pOrtherly.
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The mayor, nineteen councilmen and the street
commissioners, of Wilkesbarre, Pa, were arrested
Tuesday charged by citizens with neglecting to
Keep certain sections OF the city In repair, allow
Ing stagnant water TO accumulate &C.
The pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co at
NaOrOna, Pa, has been sued by a former employe
named Nicholas Smith, who was also tenant In
one OF the houses owned by the company. Smith
was striker, and the company evicted him. He
now Claims S., 600 damages.
AT Philadelphia John O'Brien, circus manager.
was held by Judge Lennon In 81, 800 bail on O
charge OF conspiracy 10 derraud. His wife entered
the amount for him.
The Philadelphia health board complain that
when Cinnamon are arrested there for keeping un-
cieaniy premis $ women Immediately appeal for
tnelr release, saying that they are Sunday school
Mr.. Jno. Bright has signed the American Peace
memorial In all, 173 members OF the house OF
commons nave signed, and nine Of them will tofp
the reputation TO take the memorial to America
WIN. Hayden, theatrical manager In New York,
is suing Thos. W. Keene, the tragedian, for DAM
ages OF $1,000 based on a loan made Keene OF
$1,000 and an obligation OF s. 500
Inero Is much anxiety felt In Boston for the
safety OF Geo. A. Sears and JAS. A. Howe, IT,, who
lett on cruise In the yacht Merl two weeks AGO.
and have not yet been heard OF.
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Drink the ssQueeM Of Beers,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, L2O6 d street northwest.
70 cents per dozen. 6m
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81 BOy's Gray. White. and Blue Flannel
Shirts, Soc; Youths, 75c; Mems Al: at Auer
bach,s Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Machine
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We have made up a fresh lot of our
popular So canvas dress trunk. Call and examine
1t, and compare it with others you have seen. we
are certain 1t will please you and give you salts
1actlOn. IOPHAMS MANUFACTORY
1o31 Ppnno ave n W
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ansusensents Tonight.

EERNAN's THEATER--Comic Opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK-ROller Coaster
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ss1nyincible FlOur,'' the finest Minnesota
Patent Pocess Flour 1925 per barrel, $163 u bar
rel, sc "a oarreL A trial will convince you of its
eACeAence. NJ. & p. METZGER
L 9TH ST n w
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II Hou Smoke try our cigars. "Opera Bo-
tain brands trSt-class cigars and only SC each
Try them. Cigar and tobacco department.
NJ. & Z. METZGER
1 Az n ".
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Tomorrow. Saturday only we will sell 49,
inch brass trays 25c; dinner set of l24 pieces
Two Chamber sets for $2.4S each. Gloria umbrellas
silver or gold handles, 20 ill., 81; 26 in, 81 s5: "A
~, $16O. To all purchasers who bring this adyer-
Ilsement with them we will make present.
S. HOROWTTZ 73O 9TH ST n w
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Working, Travelling, and Boating
Shirts all colors and sizes, from soc. to "a, at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot and Sewing Ma
chine Rooms, 7th & Ii.
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Iced Tea! Iced Tcay

For cup of delightful tea try our Oolonv or
Japan Tea at DOC. per pound 1t cannot be dupli-
Gated elsewhere for the same money Old Gov
eminent Java Gomez fresh roasted 33c per pound.
African Coffee fresh roasted 30c per pound. Tea
ana conee department. NJ. r. METzGRR,
All eth ST n
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ROr.ROuS fnr 81

BOm.1SOnS Tor ShreVVd BuYerv.
All our lnlant Low Shoes now reduced to & IS
I Iat, anu MISSES Ox1ordS, TO-. ......... 20
Laues auu MISSES opera Kid Slippers, to-. 40
n ne Low Ssrap lies, 10. observation-disclosures. 100
Balance OF Mems, Boys and Chtldrens Straw
HAS,. .25, 35 and 40
FERD. FRANK,
331 and 1888 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
L Capitol Hill
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

I6fcrtons for the "a hours commencing n, 3 D. m
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
virginia, local rains, continued high temperature
during the day, followed on Saturday BY slightly
cooler weather. winds shifting 10 nOrtherly
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
50 10 John X. Kelly. stall CPS. 619 and 6}0 Center
market, and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty market.
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The best $50 buggy harness sold any
where, at ToPHAMs MANDATORY,
1921 Penna. ave. u. W.
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For q Good Assortment Of Carriaue
Lamps, see l. II. Hopkins 9O4 Pa. ave. cog
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l.TEAM WELL BORING.-wEILS BORED FOR
- cities, towns villages. farns. hotels breweres Pm,
vate residences rallroads. Satisfaction quar-
ted ] solicit correspondence
e25-2ms HURON A aUxETT. Hagerstovn, VA
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

4, hOlsI hUU L TO LONDON.
- NOlDEUTscHER LLOYD 8. g. Co
East Express steamers
To Southampton lLondon HayTe), Bremen
Ems Sat, Aug. Is, noon: Elder, We'd. Aug. Ia.
D. m; lrave. Ned. Aug "a, - 80 n m. fulaA, Sat.
A a g, 4 :, Am.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST catin, f15 and
wards berth. according 20 location, I'd cabin s55A
berth; steeraSe at low rates- Apply 10
aul2 L. r. DkOOP. 9l5 Penn. ave-